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Updated at: 1155 PST, Friday, March 12, 2010
KARACHI: Pakistan Navy has conducted successful missiles, torpedo test in Arabian Sea on Friday morning, Geo news reported ISPR sources as saying.

The missiles and torpedo were fired from F22 p Frigate, P3C and Agosta 90B while the Navy Chief Admiral Noman Nashir witnessed firepower, ISPR said.

According to ISPR spokesman, these tests sent signal of strong deterrence to all.
 
any details about what exact weapons were used.
All they are saying that Missile and torpedo tested.....so torpedo is surely going to be fired from Augosta and Missile from P3C Aircraft and F22p Frigate.
 
Pakistan tests missiles in Arabian Sea

The Associated Press

ISLAMABAD — Pakistan's navy successfully test-fired a series of missiles and torpedoes Friday in what it called a message to "nefarious" forces — an apparent reference to longtime rival India.

While the two nuclear-armed neighbors have taken slow steps toward restarting peace talks, they also have a history of using weapons tests as a form of diplomatic saber-rattling.

The tests occurred in the Arabian Sea and employed various aircraft, submarines and ships. It was not immediately clear if the missiles were capable of carrying nuclear warheads.

Both countries regularly test their missile systems, and usually notify each other ahead of such launches in keeping with a diplomatic agreement.

But Friday's launches were followed by a navy statement saying: "These successful testsare a clear message to forces having nefarious designs."

Such statements have been rare in recent years, as the two nations have struggled to keep their peace process limping along. Late last month, India and Pakistan held their first official talks since the Mumbai terrorist attacks in November 2008, which India blamed on the Pakistan-based militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba.

It was not clear whether the statement was an intentional attempt to stir the diplomatic waters, but similar wording has been used in the past to send warnings to New Delhi.

India and Pakistan have fought three wars since they gained independence from Britain in 1947.

The two sides began talks aimed at resolving their differences over the Himalayan region of Kashmir and other disputes in 2004. India put the peace process on hold soon after the Mumbai attacks.
 
It feels sometimes that we get very conservative in disclosing the details..... just like this news .... no mention of type ..... just a TORPEDO n MISSILE reference ..... shud be xpressive of our strength... anyways it is a welcome news, as always from our brothers in uniform
 
Any details on the type of weapons ???? i.e, Indigenous or Imported ????
 
Pakistan Navy Tests Missiles to Send ‘Message of Deterrence’
March 12, 2010, 2:22 AM EST

March 12 (Bloomberg) -- Pakistan’s navy successfully tested a variety of missiles and torpedoes from ships, submaries and aircraft in the Arabian sea.

“This strike capability would send a message of deterrence to anyone harboring nefarious designs against Pakistan,” the navy said in a statement from Karachi today.

The weapons tested included anti-surface, air-to-surface and subsurface-to-surface missiles, according to the statement.

Pakistan Navy Tests Missiles to Send ?Message of Deterrence? - BusinessWeek
 
It feels sometimes that we get very conservative in disclosing the details..... just like this news .... no mention of type ..... just a TORPEDO n MISSILE reference ..... shud be xpressive of our strength... anyways it is a welcome news, as always from our brothers in uniform

Even if a bullet is tested, it runs chills down the spines of our rivals, let a lone the missiles and torpedoes..We dont really need to show off what we are capable of, neither will we brag that we can take on India and Israel in a matter of 2 days. The message is very loud and clear - We are doing our homework and we are prepared any day, any hour...:pakistan:
 


ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's navy has successfully test-fired a series of missiles and torpedoes in what it is calling a message to ''nefarious'' forces.

The tests occurred in the Arabian Sea on Friday. Various aircraft, submarines and ships were used. It was not immediately clear if the missiles were capable of carrying nuclear warheads.

Friday's launches were followed by a navy statement saying: ''These successful tests are a clear message to forces having nefarious designs.''
 

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Friday successfully test fired new missiles and torpedoes from ships, submarines and aircraft in the Arabian Sea, the navy announced.

“Pakistan navy fleet today tested its fire power in the north Arabian Sea to assess lethality, precision and efficacy of its weapon system,” it said.

The navy did not disclose range or technical details but said “this included successful firing of a variety of missiles and torpedoes from the ships.”

The tests included anti-surface missiles from an F-22P frigate, acquired recently from China, air-to-surface missiles from P-3C aircraft and sub surface-to-surface missiles from Agosta 90B submarines that originate from France.

“While reassuring Pakistan navy's commitment of defending the motherland, this strike capability would also send a message of deterrence to anyone harbouring nefarious designs against Pakistan,” the statement said.

Pakistan's arsenal includes short-range, medium and long-range nuclear capable missiles.
 
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